Developing and Implementing a Pediatric Emergency Care Curriculum for Providers at District Level Hospitals in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study in Kenya

Developing and Implementing a Pediatric Emergency Care Curriculum for Providers at DistrictLevel Hospitals in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Case Study in Kenya. Fant CD, Schwartz KR, Patel H, Fredricks K, Nelson BD, Ouma K, Burke TF. Front Public Health. 2017 Dec 11;5:322. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2017.00322. eCollection 2017.  

mHealth in Emergency Medicine

Dead after arrival: Terrible emergency services are killing by the thousand

Critical Care Reviews Book 2017

Emergency Care Symposium 2018 (#ECSKenya2018)

Prof. Lee A. Wallis – President IFEM at the Emergency Care Symposium 2017 (#ECSKenya2017)

“We don’t expect that every patient who needs emergency care will be seen by Emergency physician specialists…. they are not the solution to the emergency care problem…. the system is completely dependent on community-based first aid responders, clinics and low-level hospitals like district hospitals, nurses, clinical officers mid-level workers and generalist doctors who go from […]

The Health Act 2017 – Emergency Care

10 reasons not to miss the Emergency Care Symposium 2017 – #ECSKenya2017

1. Kenya Is a Sickening Mess of a country 25 May 2017 …I presumed he was about to be rushed to an emergency centre but to my surprise, all the onlookers were possibly there for the shock value.   2. Emergency Care…IT’S MAGIC! 3 April 2017   3. #Emergency Care For Kenya 24 February 2017 […]

Emergency Care Symposium 2017 (#ECSKenya2017) – SOLD OUT

What is Emergency Care? #ECSKenya2017